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What is the public health issue? What is the magnitude? Provide statistics to support What are the possible consequences if this issue is not addressed? Evidence to date

Assignment Task

Background

  1. What is the public health issue?
  2. What is the magnitude? Provide statistics to support
  3. What are the possible consequences if this issue is not addressed?

    Evidence to date

  4. What did other studies find in relation to your exposure and outcome?

Research aim (one slide)

Proposed Methods

  • Recruitment/sampling
  • Data collection
  • Study design
  • Analysis

Ethical considerations

  1. Are the population of interest considered ‘vulnerable’? If so, what key considerations do you need to take into account?
  2. Plain language statement and consent form will be sent to participants
  3. Potential risks and benefits of the research?
  4. Potential scenario for coercion? If yes, how do you manage?
  5. What type of ethical application do you need? minimal risk or standard project?

Potential

  1. How does your research contribute to public health practice/policy? What is the significance of your work?
  2. Designing your slides When it comes to texts, less is more
  3. Make use of images/icons to make it more interesting PowerPoint has icons you could insert

 

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